User talk:Jula

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Geolocation

Jula, your listing looks great. You might consider dropping in your geocodes - you can find them here - and then add them to the reference section within the infobox template. The example shown below used at Centiare also adds a bunch of cool map links.

Edit as necessary within the infobox:

reference = 
[[Year End]]: [[Year End:=1231|12/31]]
<br>[[NAICS]]: [[NAICS_Code1:=51811]]
<br>[[Entity Type|Entity]]: [[Entity_Type:=LLC|[[LLC]]]]
<br>[[Attribute:Region|Region]]: 
[[Region1:=Orange County|[[Directory:Orange County|The 
OC]]]]
<br>[[Latitude]]: [[Latitude:=33.6574|33°39'26.64"]]
<br>[[Longitude]]: [[Longitude:=-117.968|-117°58'4.8"]]

Add this to the bottom of your page. Let me know if it works for Europe. We can create a new template ie Mapit-EU-cityscale if not.

===Geolocation===
{{Mapit-US-cityscale|33.6574|-117.968}}

Greg at MyWikiBiz can also assist if you have any questions. Snerfling 04:57, 26 January 2007 (PST)

Subpages

Jula, we've been developing some different semantic tags to help create product/service roll-ups. KJ Kitchens has been creating a series of books via ASK queries that are comprised of individual page listings. It looks like you might be doing something similar with product listings - if you'd like, we'd be happy to work with you to create some software roll-up tags.

Oh, one other thing: you might consider creating product/service subpages under your primary directory listing, rather than creating separate stand-alone directory listings for each. Since Centiare employs a flat-structure and enables the use of semantic tags to organize information in a hierarchical manner (ie info can still be assembled within primary directory listings regardless of where it's located), technically, it really doesn't matter.

However, if there is a legal entity that has a business name (and web domain) similar to your product listing, control over that particular directory name may go to them. That problem is eliminated if you put products/services in subpages within your own directory listing(s).

To create a subpage, just type a forward slash (/) after your directory listing, then the name of the product or service. Examples:

Directory:Eltima_Software/Flash
Directory:Eltima_Software/SWF
Directory:Eltima_Software/FLA

Let me know if you have any problems. Since we need to finish up our product/service roll-up tags, I'd really like to work with you on developing them for your listing. Snerfling 06:04, 26 January 2007 (PST)